Add to ORKGOutlines the issues involved in research to determine which treatments, diagnostic tests, and other services are most effective, including methods, transparency, and effects on coverage. Lists arguments for and against language in the 2010 healthcare law
Comparative effectiveness research (CER) is thought to identify what works and does not work in heal...
Over the past century, medical advancements have resulted in tremendous health gains for Americans. ...
All developed countries have been struggling with a trend toward health care absorbing an ever-large...
Outlines how the use of comparative effectiveness research on the relative merits of a healthcare in...
Background: Healthcare expenditures in the United States exceed the healthcare expenditures of other...
Abstract Efforts to support and use comparative effectiveness research (CER), some more successful t...
Most health care recommendations in the United States have come from trials designed to measure effi...
With the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (“ACA”) set to dramatically increase access to m...
Efforts to support and use comparative effectiveness research (CER), some more successful than other...
C omparative effectiveness research (CER), once only thescientific interest of clinical and health s...
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), the stimulus package signed into law by P...
The $1.1 billion investment in comparative effectiveness research will reshape the evidence-base sup...
The $1.1 billion investment in comparative effectiveness research will reshape the evidence-base sup...
Testing delivery system innovations in health care and public health allows the practice-based resea...
BACKGROUND: Policy makers across the political spectrum, as well as many clinicians and physician pr...
Comparative effectiveness research (CER) is thought to identify what works and does not work in heal...
Over the past century, medical advancements have resulted in tremendous health gains for Americans. ...
All developed countries have been struggling with a trend toward health care absorbing an ever-large...
Outlines how the use of comparative effectiveness research on the relative merits of a healthcare in...
Background: Healthcare expenditures in the United States exceed the healthcare expenditures of other...
Abstract Efforts to support and use comparative effectiveness research (CER), some more successful t...
Most health care recommendations in the United States have come from trials designed to measure effi...
With the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (“ACA”) set to dramatically increase access to m...
Efforts to support and use comparative effectiveness research (CER), some more successful than other...
C omparative effectiveness research (CER), once only thescientific interest of clinical and health s...
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), the stimulus package signed into law by P...
The $1.1 billion investment in comparative effectiveness research will reshape the evidence-base sup...
The $1.1 billion investment in comparative effectiveness research will reshape the evidence-base sup...
Testing delivery system innovations in health care and public health allows the practice-based resea...
BACKGROUND: Policy makers across the political spectrum, as well as many clinicians and physician pr...
Comparative effectiveness research (CER) is thought to identify what works and does not work in heal...
Over the past century, medical advancements have resulted in tremendous health gains for Americans. ...
All developed countries have been struggling with a trend toward health care absorbing an ever-large...